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THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL IN TusKpaEE.
The Tuskegeo Normal School at Tuskegee.
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estabiiskins normal school a Tuskeeeo. And
10 Gen. s. G. Armstrong, Principal Of Hampton
Institute. TO reSommend some one Tor tne
%aahlnrtonp ptcoored wRo pSoesSded 10 Ala
July 1, 1881; The instiIptipn was oPelned DIP. in
Tho The ,Principai and Assistant Principal, Miss
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%hIsh to psrmanently locate the, the sShH,Ga ShI,a
money was raised 10 warrant their laying. q
the close Of the year, the corner stone Of large
to Massachusetts and Connecticut, where they
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building and other school purposes. the stu
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,nu%o I"nn arc jnarpinu ,ha trafa mnGcr
q competent foreman. Mr. W. c. Brown. Here
bedsteads, tables, chairs. benchos. desks, DO,
are made for school use and for outside sale.
M These % student carpenters made the oS xfndow T
helped to do ali tho woodwork IN the building.
Two printing presses are owned by the school.
and a number OF tho young men are learning
printing. The Southern. Letter, small
does besides a large amount Of Job work. On
the farm the students raise good proportion
Of the vegetables consumed by them, and
poultry yard is also kept. A large area has
made toMard raising, g SUPERIOR breed
the most profitable industry. During this
spring aud the coming summer 600.OOO bricks
will have been r made, The Young T. ladies have
nll its branches. and they make large number
of garments worn by tho students. They have
also laundry in which they dc, the laundry
work Of students and teachers. Housekeeping
is taught in all 9f IFS details; T9 these indus.
tnsmithing, fruit canning wheelwrtghtipR. &c.
Prof. W. D. Wilson, in charge OF the scientific
department, has secured Photographic outfit
and some will receive instruction In this art:
financial year was s2o,0OO. $1,000 coming from
pally by individuals.
Tile property is worth 100000. Over 400 stu
sa.s s ns SHya Pse eiS s
Gently presented the school With the necessary
machinery for q sawmin. and tbs etudents arc
now engaged in r. saving lumber as well az
and and professors. ffteen being graduates.
There arc several smnl colleges In the South
and West presided over by men Of the African
race. Among these are Bethel University